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Mine doesn't either, but I was hoping that it might...that would have solved Cynthia's dilemma.

Carol

bert...does your policy cover your work while in the hands of commercial carriers?

I just made a Stained Glass panel that has a 2lb cast piece in the center. The panel is round (4 sq ft) framed in 1/2" came. I know when adding the rings to hang with, I need to run the wire into the seams for a stronger hold. Well the panel was hanging about 4 hours when I noticed the solder ...

Thanks so much Ron. It's just what I needed.

C.

Cynthia

Aren't you actually shipping dishes (bowls and platters) and perhaps jewellery? If asked I'm sure they'll say they cover those items. Think of them as commodities instead of art.

Carol

[quote="Ron Coleman"]I use the three small sifters shown at the top of this page on Thompson Enamels site. These sifters are plastic with metal mesh and wire handles. http://thompsonenamel.com/products/tools/grinding.htm Was looking at this site to see the sifters. They also offer screens ...

Liam

I had to source this out just last week for a client. You need to find a big kiln. Look under Glass Bending in the Yellow Pages to find someone in your area who can do this.

Carol

Cynthia

I recently slumped a float bowl at 1250 degrees. I applied borax overspray to prevent devit, and the borax did not mature but left a frosted look translucent top on what should have been a crystal clear bowl.

Carol

Jim Wolverton wrote:Brock & Carol: Sorry to have offended you. Just learning the new board, thanks for putting me in my place.

G'pa Jim

No worries Jim. Just thought that Spab's place might be a great place to look for Margot sightings...

Brad..

How does the new program cover threads like this one that morph from kiln forming discussion to becoming candidates for either the photo board or Spab's place?

Maybe an entry in a new category for the next WGW showing...best fouled up kiln shelf? I remember a recent thread where people were discussing things that can happen to kiln shelves and hanging them in their studio as reminders...ah well, it's Friday.

C.